ONE TOUCH SELECT PLUS METER 1s

Last updated on Dec 3, 2018. LifeScan has discontinued the manufacturing the OneTouch Ultra and OneTouch UltraSmart Meters, effective December 31, 2012. This action was taken due to a shift in demand from these products to the newer OneTouch Brand Blood Glucose Meters and not the result of any safety issues.

The readings are very much accurate and can be used as a reference as long as its under normal range.In case of high sugar readings,one should consult a physician or pathologist for fasting and post prandial blood sugar test as they have more sensitive and specific labs.

The OneTouch Basic, its voice attachment, and the Sure Guide (a device that helps place the drop of blood on the strip) are all still sold. And several new lines of talking meters are now available.

Test with the Best. 274 (78%) of 353 healthcare professionals surveyed selected the OneTouch Verio Reflect^® meter as their preferred choice, based on a comparison to simulated unbranded meter screen images of Accu-Chek^® Guide, Contour^® Next One and FreeStyle Lite.

The OneTouch^® Ultra^® test strips are for use with the OneTouch^® Ultra^®2 meter.

In the clinical accuracy study, 100% of measurements <75 mg/dl (4.2 mmol/liter) were within ±15 mg/dl (0.8 mmol/liter) of reference value, and 99.6% of measurements ≥75 mg/dl (4.2 mmol/liter) were within ±20%. Patients were able to use the BGMS appropriately and evaluated it as easy to use.

So how often should you test your blood sugar? The answer depends mostly on the status of your health and the demands of your daily life. People with type 2 diabetes should take a blood sugar reading at least once a day. Some may need to test as frequently as seven times a day.